Album Rating: 3.5
The group is already a staple of 2010s listening. There's so much material to work with.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Yeah, I mean, they're okay
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Album Rating: 4.5
okay indeed
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the girl's vocals on giving bad people good ideas are perfect. that "my mind" echo n' shit and then ride comes back in, so good
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I would say Exmilitary was groundbreaking for it's time. Kind of surprised I haven't heard any DG rip offs yet.
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
"Kind of surprised I haven't heard any DG rip offs yet." But what the hell was Yeezus and that Tyler, the Creator album then?
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Album Rating: 4.0
dont forget NAH
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
what's NAH
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Album Rating: 4.0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cKMmqh_P5M
this, NAHs some weird producer whos been just dropping a bunch of instrumental tapes for a few years and then introduced a vocalist. music is getting harder to find because he constantly nukes his bandcamp and website.
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Yeezus is a DG ripoff, ok Fantano, go back to YouTube.
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Album Rating: 4.0
https://nahstuff.bandcamp.com/album/purchase-2
this seems to be a compilation of random selected works from all NAHs tapes, might be a better place to start.
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
Oh cmon. There's no way you can listen to something like Black Skinhead and Send it Up and not think about the abrasive synth/electronic production of DG, or even any other industrial hip hop acts prior like Saul Williams or Clipping
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Album Rating: 4.5
when kanye tried to rip off DG i laughed for 3 days straight
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Album Rating: 4.5
lol, those Tyler tracks too. lmao
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You're giving DG way too much credit if that's the only influence you think of when you hear those tracks my friend. That or you haven't listened to a whole lot of music.
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
"You're giving DG way too much credit if that's the only influence you think of when you hear those tracks my friend. That or you haven't listened to a whole lot of music." Or you're giving too much credit to Kanye too? I mean there's obviously heavy trap, hip hop, and house/dance music but the primary genre that jumps out on the two is industrial. The album as a whole ranges from soul, to rock, and yes occasionally industrial but at that time when the album came out, it was pretty obvious that he was trying very hard to imitate the underground industrial hip hop scene. If it isn't industrial hip hop on those tracks in particular then what the hell is it then? I'm not giving either side too much or too little credit, I'm simply saying that in the context of when the album dropped, the connection of Yeezus and Death Grips was very flagrant
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Album Rating: 4.0
I say we just make a new genre, call it Gripcore, and then slap all the death grips, nahs, blackie all caps no spaces, and kanyes in there and call it a day.
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Plastic that's a very different explanation than simply saying "Kanye ripped off DG." I would largely agree with what you said except that underground hip hop doesn't equate to DG. Not that you were making such an absolute statement, just tempering your comment to fit my opinion more accurately.
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if you use industrial beats you are ripping off dg now haha yeah totally
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Album Rating: 4.0
First impression is that this album is a great big ball of WTF and not in a good way
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